Ohhhhhhhh Look!

[Terry]

Hi All;

When I was at Amarillo Monday I saw a high wing, twin engine, small engines, stubby wing airplane. The front was all glass. You could see through the entire front of the airplane.

I should have asked what kind but was busy with other things.

Does anyone know what I saw?

Thanks;

Terry

 

[Everskyward]

Does anyone know what I saw?

My guess...

http://www.controller.com/listings/detail.aspx?OHID=1117460

 

[Let'sgoflying!]

in fact flightaware shows this one in there on Monday headed to Double Eagle
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/N44959

 

[kevin47881]

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http://site.raidentech.net/cricri1.jpg

 

[KennyFlys]

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Unfair post count!

Now, it's bugging me to wonder what you would have written about that bird.

 

[kevin47881]

Unfair post count!

Now, it's bugging me to wonder what you would have written about that bird.

Full disclosure: my first thought was a CriCri but then I saw the the OP was referring to a high wing.

 

[KennyFlys]

Full disclosure: my first thought was a CriCri but then I saw the the OP was referring to a high wing.

I'm glad ya replied. The name really had me curious. I'd seen a picture of one before but never knew what it was called.

 

[skyflyer8]

Partenavia - that looks kinda fun.

I remember a TV news story showing the DNR using one of those.

Also here is what it looks like with a "regular" nose:
http://www.freshairaviation.net/thefleet.html

 

[Teller1900]

I saw one of those in the "Observer" configuration at Oshkosh in '05...really cool lookin' plane! I kinda want one.

 

[Steve]

Just don't use it for aerobatics

http://www.1001crash.com/telechvideo-video-rupt_ailes-lg-2.html

 

[wanttaja]

Full disclosure: my first thought was a CriCri but then I saw the the OP was referring to a high wing.

This is what I thought the OP was referring to, until I saw him mention that the plane he saw was a twin...

Ron Wanttaja